Africa

There have been twice as many strikes in Somalia and three times as many in Yemen, report shows.

Wildlife trafficking continues to affect the elephants, giraffes, buffalo and antelope in Garamba.

"It might be small, but it might be very important. Because that's how it started, with one little bone. And it helps us to understand our origins."

The U.S. military's activities in Africa are expanding rapidly.

The proposal, he said, would be a more humanitarian option for the European Union.

One in 10 medications in poor countries are fake, World Health Organization finds.

The French president was previously criticized for suggesting Africa's problems were "civilizational."

More than 500 American troops are now stationed in the east African country.

A shocking investigation has revealed how men are sold for manual labor in the North African country.

General Constantino Chiwenga warned of military intervention to back independence figures after President Robert Mugabe purged his prominent second-in-command.

The followers of Amadou Bamba, who believe in the value of hard work and nonviolence, gather each year in West Africa to celebrate their mysterious founder.

Westerners often think of Congo in terms of brutal war and deep dark jungle. But New York director Daniel McCabe says it's a paradise awaiting fulfilment.

While the United States renounces its climate leadership, Africa is stepping up its game on solar.

Mugabe often uses witchcraft to overthrow his political rivals.

Baboons love the calorie-heavy food found in people's homes.

The request comes as the Pentagon continues to investigate an ambush on October 4 that killed four U.S. special forces soldiers.

With a lack of doctors and physical infrastructure, AI and machine learning are widening access to health care across Africa.

The Senegalese-American rapper is running a solar power project that aims to bring electricity to some of the 600 million Africans living in darkness.

Nigeria has just emerged from a tough recession, but brighter days lie ahead for Africa's economic powerhouse.

More details continue to emerge about the attack that killed four U.S. soldiers.

Washington is pushing a plan to arm Reaper drones that fly over the west African country.

"I gave them authority to do what's right so that we win," Trump said of the generals.

Opposition leader Railia Odinga has denounced a "sham election" and urged his supporters to boycott the vote.

The video shows armed militants in the vicinity of the attack on October 4.

The ambush that killed four U.S. soldiers is believed to have been perpetrated by a group known as ISIS in the Greater Sahara.

Four Green Berets died in the ambush, and details about how it happened have been slow to come out.

ISIS has aspirations for a larger presence in Africa, where it has already established several affiliates.

The Pentagon had been reluctant to place blame on any specific group before this.

The U.S. military has roughly 800 troops in Niger.

"He didn't remember my husband's name," Johnson said.